This is the episode ladies and gentlemen, the 25 minutes of entertainment that connects the prequels, the original trilogy, the sequel trilogy and Clone Wars together into one living breathing being. Not only does the brilliant Ian McDiarmid return as the viciously evil Emperor Palpatine, but everything feels like it belongs now. This is the episode that awards those loyal and those who pay close attention, but also brings out new interesting questions about the force, and also reveals revelations that prove worthy of the legacy of Star Wars. In a way that isn't insulting to the audience (unlike the Last Jedi with Force Ghost Lightning) because it all connects with what's previously been established, without anyone raising an eyebrow for longer than 10 seconds.
Review of A World Between Worlds
